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 1  2,3 |        Your father, because of his excessive compassion, received them [
 2  3,16|       rhetorical exaggerations and excessive praise, this work contains
 3  3,16|            particularly because of excessive taxation and extortions
 4  5,4 |           paganism” in the form of excessive image-worship, and “restore
 5  5,4 |      influences of the period, the excessive development of monachism
 6  5,5 |         iconoclastic period on the excessive adoration of relics in which
 7  5,7 |     Isaurian emperors, there is no excessive praise for these rulers.
 8  5,7 |            materials, abstain from excessive praise of the Isaurian dynasty.
 9  6,7 |           the “obvious disease” of excessive cupidity has become widely
10  6,7 |         namely, the problem of the excessive development of large landownership,
11  6,7 |      reasons must be sought in the excessive growth of the large landholdings.
12  7,2 | administrative talents at all. The excessive luxury and foolish lavishness
13  7,4 |          alarmed the emperors, the excessive growth of ecclesiastic and
14  7,4 |    declared themselves against the excessive increase of church property,
15  7,4 |            language, which, in its excessive tendency towards the purity
16  8,17|      amount of labor and sometimes excessive perspicacity which scholars
17  9,3 |           become reconciled to the excessive power of Charles, and felt